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Filipinos happily pursue dreams in London

Juanita Trinidad of the Manila Bulletin reports on Filipino’s living and working in the UK.

Yes, overseas students are turning to universities as UK government clamp down on private colleges

UK based Filipino students are increasingly looking to Universities as a place to continue their studies after having their fingers burned by private colleges.

Philippine Government launches another program for OFW’s

The Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) recently launched a program that ensures the efficient delivery of the social protection services to overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).

Immigration will be reduced says Home Office Immigration Minister

Damian Green, who replaced Phil Woolas following the general election, announced last week that the new government will introduce measures to ‘properly control immigration’ following figures released on 24 June which shows an increase in the UK population.

UK Government scraps social care recruitment incentives

Guide2Care reports that the new coalition government has slashed a £75m programme to help 50,000 young unemployed people enter the adult social care workforce, in a move condemned by a leading care provider.

New Green Card Form I-9 Documentation

On May 11, 2010, USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) announced it had redesigned the Permanent Resident Card, which most of us know more commonly as the Green Card.

Lib Dem defends temporary cap on non-EU migration

There have been several media reports that the coalition government has watered down its flagship ‘immigration cap’ election pledge after a cabinet revolt.

Government considers incentives to relocate UK jobless whilst capping immigration

The new government wants to get Britain’s jobless back to work through a series of ‘carrot and stick’ measures, whilst introducing an immediate cap on non-EU immigration.

Weekly Immigration News Round up 27 June 2010

Weekly Immigration News Round up 27 June 2010

Immediate cap on non-EU migrant workers to be introduced by Home Office

A temporary limit on the number of migrant workers from outside the EU allowed into the UK is to be introduced ahead of a planned permanent cap, the BBC reports.